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Remote sensing imagery

Accurate extraction of surface water in complex environment based on Google Earth Engine and Sentinel-2

Jianfeng Li, Biao Peng, Yulu Wei, Huping Ye

Response of vegetation to submergence along Jingjiang Reach of the Yangtze River

Guoliang Zhu, Yitian Li, Zhaohua Sun, Shinjiro Kanae

Analysis of land cover evolution within the built-up areas of provincial capital cities in northeastern China based on nighttime light data and Landsat data

Zhiwei Xie, Yaohui Han, Lishuang Sun, Jiwei Ping

Automatic classification of fine-scale mountain vegetation based on mountain altitudinal belt

Junyao Zhang, Yonghui Yao, Nandongzhu Suo

Identification of urban functions enhancement and weakening based on urban land use conversion: A case study of Changchun, China

Guolei Zhou, Chenggu Li, Jing Zhang

Predicting grain protein content of field-grown winter wheat with satellite images and partial least square algorithm

Changwei Tan, Xinxing Zhou, [ ... ], Fei Yun

An evaluation model for aboveground biomass based on hyperspectral data from field and TM8 in Khorchin grassland, China

Xiaohua Zhang, Xiuli Chen, [ ... ], Danlu Xing

Monitoring the trends of water-erosion desertification on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, China from 1989 to 2016 using time-series Landsat images

Liang Hong, Yajun Huang, Shuangyun Peng

Quantifying the scale effect in geospatial big data using semi-variograms

Lei Chen, Yong Gao, [ ... ], Yu Liu

Modeling global geometric spatial information for rotation invariant classification of satellite images

Nouman Ali, Bushra Zafar, [ ... ], Ik Hyun Lee

Wetland biomass inversion and space differentiation: A case study of the Yellow River Delta Nature Reserve

Mei Han, Bin Pan, [ ... ], Yan Rong Liu

QuickBird image-based estimation of tree stand density using local maxima filtering method: A case study in a Beijing forest

Shuhan Wang, Xiaoli Zhang, [ ... ], Yanjun Wang

Penetration and scattering—Two optical phenomena to consider when applying proximal remote sensing technologies to object classifications

Christian Nansen

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